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Privacy-safe debugger for GA4, GTM, pixels, consent, dataLayer and server-side tracking. Clean Analytics Debugger helps marketers, developers, agencies and analytics professionals audit GA4, Google Tag Manager, pixels, consent signals, dataLayer pushes, ecommerce events and server-side tracking evidence directly on the active website. Instead of switching between Tag Assistant, DevTools, Network logs and spreadsheets, Clean Analytics Debugger brings the most important tracking QA signals into one focused dashboard. Use Reload & Capture to reload the active page and capture tags, pixels, analytics requests and dataLayer activity from page load. Key features: • GA4, GTM and pixel detection Detect common analytics and advertising platforms such as GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and other tracking signals. • Live event and request inspection Review observed analytics requests, event names, parameters, timestamps, source signals and potential tracking issues. • DataLayer Console Capture observed window.dataLayer pushes, search events, inspect payloads, compare key changes and export dataLayer evidence for QA or client reporting. • Event parameter QA Check ecommerce and conversion events for missing parameters, weak payloads, deduplication risks and implementation gaps. • Consent and health diagnostics Review Google Consent Mode v2 signals including ad_storage, analytics_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization, along with consent-related tracking behavior. • Server/CAPI and sGTM support Inspect server-side tracking signals, sGTM endpoint patterns and client-side versus server-side evidence for advanced tracking setups. • Cookie Inspector Optional cookie inspection helps review domain, path, expiry, SameSite, Secure and HttpOnly signals. Cookie access is optional and only used when enabled. • Final Verdict Dashboard Generate a tracking quality score, review high-risk areas and export client-ready reports with findings, evidence and recommendations. • Side panel workflow Use the extension in Chrome’s side panel to debug alongside the website without constantly switching tabs. • Privacy-safe workflow Clean Analytics Debugger is designed for authorized QA and debugging. Core analysis runs locally in the browser. Sensitive values such as emails, phone numbers, tokens and identifiers are redacted where possible before being shown in the audit interface. Optional GTM Audit helper features only connect when explicitly configured by the user. Who it is built for: Analytics consultants, GTM specialists, GA4 implementation teams, ecommerce developers, agencies, server-side tracking specialists and in-house marketing teams running tracking QA or migration checks. Main sections: Overview · Platforms · Events · Params · Server/CAPI · Forms/CRM · Consent/Health · Report · History · Settings Permissions: activeTab and scripting — used to inspect the active page and apply debugging overlays when requested storage — used to save settings, audit preferences and local audit history tabs — used to identify the current active tab webRequest — used to observe analytics and advertising network requests for debugging sidePanel — used to support Chrome side panel mode cookies optional — used only when Cookie Inspector is enabled Clean Analytics Debugger is free to use for core debugging features. Support: [redwan10.ag@gmail.com](mailto:redwan10.ag@gmail.com)
Jun 17, 2026
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